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Conspiracy, Scheming, Intrigue, High IQ, Layout, Suspense
Historical Writing, Be More Realistic
No system, no Qin Shi Mingyue, pure history
Ceiling of Historical Novels
I want to read a book similar to "The Tang Dynasty: Only by Resistance Can You Become Stronger". I cried every time I read this book, and I have read it five or six times. I still cry now. I don't believe it at all. Some are better than him. I would like to call him the strongest in history! 8:09, Really low, give it a 9.
The Ming Dynasty Series Has No Gods to Defend!
I want to read a book similar to "The First Duke of Ming Dynasty". What exactly is the Ming Dynasty to us? Is it the last Han Dynasty? Or is the party fighting for public grievances? Or is the emperor guarding the country and the king dying in the country? The Ming Dynasty is the last backbone of China. If you have the opportunity, you are willing to go to the Ming Dynasty.
The Ceiling of Ming Dynasty Novels
Are There Any Good Books on Leading a Country?
I would like to read a book similar to "Great Powers: The Empire is Me and I am the Empire".
Are There Any Novels from the Late Ming Dynasty That Are Comparable to Ke Shanmeng's "The Iron-Blooded Remnant"?
Don't use system literature, let alone travel through time without thinking and make guns and cannons. Anyway, it's just two words, real! ! ! Start from scratch, step by step, it doesn't have to be the end of the Ming Dynasty, it's just troubled times anyway
The Book's Highly Intelligent Protagonists and Enemies
Both the protagonist and the enemy are all highly intelligent, not fools.
There Is a Shortage of Male Videos and Books! ! ! !
There is a shortage of books, please publish your high-scoring male videos now!
No Heroine, Grand World View, Not Brainless, Not Ambiguous, Talented
Does Tomato have a book that either doesn't have a heroine, or has a well-written emotional line, no ambiguity, no harem, the protagonist can slowly rise, but don't pretend to be a pig all the time, there can be a villain, but the villain shouldn't be brainless, and a book with a grand world view
Require Clear Logical Thinking, Good Writing Style, and Vivid Portrayal of Characters.
Thank you, Yanzu Yifei, can you please have some more?
















































The world view of this book is too big, and the ending is too tragic and tragic. The Ten Days in Yangzhou episode still hasn't gotten over to me yet. The ending calls for logical thinking and positivism, as well as thinking about the fluidity of history. It feels like it has given its own answers to the questions raised by this book without leaving blank spaces to escape, which is quite brave.
Those who serve the people are heroes! Question: "What color is salt?" Answer "White!" "But. Why do I see blood red!" "So. What are you watching now?" "Grey-white! The color of ashes." Yes. Salt and iron, contaminated, are the color of blood and gray. How many chivalrous and righteous men have spent their lives serving the people, shed all their blood and turned into bones...
Nice looking, I quite like it
Add chicken legs, add chicken legs ah ah ah ah
It's pretty good at the front, but it would be better if there were more supporting roles in the back.
The characterization is detailed and detailed
Salt and iron are not only a livelihood, but also a game of power! Very much looking forward to the follow-up!
I came in from the title of the book. It looks really good so far. I don't know how to arrange the follow-up. I feel a little bit excited [grieved]
Is this a new book for a newbie? [Sending my heart to you] The writing is great.
The title of the book is very attractive and the content is also good
Personally, I think this type of novel looks very good, and I quite like it anyway.
It looks good. I feel like I'm completely in the zone now. Keep going. I like it.
The plot is very interesting, keep up the good work💪
This book is very well written. I really like this type of novel.
The author writes so well that you can't help but read on!
This book is really well written. The plot and writing are very good. I support it with five stars.
The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and relaxed, the suspense sections are gripping, the tender moments bring tears to the eyes, and the emotional ups and downs are superb.
The background design of the bitter cold in Liaodong is so real! Salt is as valuable as gold and it drives people into desperation. Watching Shen Huai's desperate situation made me feel distressed and enjoyable, and I couldn't stop watching it.
The logic is clear and the story progresses naturally and smoothly.
The characters are created so well, each character has flesh and blood and is completely immersed in it.
The author's writing style is so delicate! The level of psychological description is amazing, making each character's choice real and believable, I admire it!
The plot has ups and downs and is full of surprises.
The content is substantial and the characters are well-rounded, making it worth reading.
The details are well described, the characterization is very vivid, the characters are three-dimensional and full, and the plot is even better. It's beautiful! !
The plot is not procrastinating, there are no redundant subplots, and the whole process is centered on the main plot, which is very efficient.
This book brings good writing to life! Every scene is like a movie, the emotions are very stable, and you are completely immersed in it.
It's such a cruel start with the family being destroyed! Officials seize salt, his father dies in prison, and his mother's blood is splashed on the door of the house. Every plot touches a painful point, and you are instantly hooked on Shen Huai's road to revenge.
The writing is so good, not trivial at all, the content is compact, substantial, engaging, and enjoyable to read!
The plot is cleverly arranged and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional.
The plot twists one after another. You can never guess what will happen in the next chapter. Stay up late to catch up!